This week, Washington, DC’s Black Philanthropic Alliance is hosting a blog salon on nonprofit racial diversity. One of the questions asked by the Alliance was how can donors and philanthropy help to increase racial diversity in nonprofit leadership?
I’m very pleased that the post I wrote in response, “Donors and Funders Should Help Build the Pipeline“, was selected for inclusion in the salon, and that I was able to contribute to this important conversation.
“He was spurred on by the conviction that
the world needed his immediate presence.”
– Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote
For 400 years, Don Quixote has stood as one of the most influential works of Western literature. The official lifespan of the Quixote Foundation, named after Miguel de Cervantes‘ whimsical character, will be only 20 years, but the foundation’s leaders hope that its impact will be as eternal.
They are, you see, choosing to go out of business.
Continue reading ‘Quixote, We Hardly Even Knew Ya!’
Done by People is the professional blog of Joe Brown, Principal and Founder of Slope Resources, LLC.
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